Andaz 5th Avenue – Now Open in New York City

Now open at 5th Ave & 41st St is New York City’s newest hotel, Andaz 5th Avenue. The 184-room hotel is inspired by New York City. Your New York Experience starts as soon as you open the bronze-colored doors on 41st Street and are greeted by an Andaz host.

The New York loft-style guestrooms are meant to complement the hotel’s unique design elements reminiscent of pre-war New York apartments. The rooms have 12-foot floor-to-ceiling windows with views of 5th Avenue and the New York Public Library. Rooms include travertine marble bathrooms and porcelain footbaths. Most of the 36 suites offer private balconies or landscaped terraces. The Andaz XL Two-Bedroom Terrace Suite is 1,779 square feet and has a landscaped terrace with views of both the Hudson River and the East River.

Traveling on business? The hotel has complimentary wireless Internet! (There is nothing worse than staying in a beautiful luxury hotel to then find out how expensive and complicated it is to use the internet.) Another special and unique touch at the hotel is their complimentary mini bar with non-alcoholic beverages and snacks in each room.

The Andaz bar is open 5:00pm – 12:00 Monday through Saturday with an open kitchen serving small and large plates to share with unique and classic cocktails. There is also a restaurant at the hotel, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.

Being a guest in New York City has never felt so good before. Staying at Andaz 5th Ave will have you fitting in the Big Apple in a New York minute!

Rates start just over $300 a night.

Andaz 5th Avenue
www.andaz5thavenue.com
485 5th Avenue at 41st St
New York, New York 
10017

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